Did Walmart Trainwreck The Whole Market?
Walmart (NYSE:WMT) tumbled in spite of strong Q4 results that revealed a 5.3% year-over-year sales increase to $182.6 billion and adjusted earnings per share up 10% to $0.66.
It’s confusing at first glance to figure out why the stock fell so sharply because both numbers beat analysts estimates. » Read more about: Did Walmart Trainwreck The Whole Market? »
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Market Commentary: 1 REIT You Don’t Want to Miss
Some REITs focus on warehousing, some on industrial properties, some on retail, and still others on fitness centers, and then there is WP Carey that diversifies its revenues across a wide variety of property types to ensure that it is not unduly exposed to any particular sector.
That formula of limiting risk isn’t limited to property types but expands to geographies too.
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Market Commentary: How This Stock Defied 2023’s Market Odds
In a market punctuated by rising inflation and soaring interest rates, the rise of project management software firm Monday.com (NASDAQ: MNDY) stands out.
Monday.com recently showcased a stellar 38% year-over-year revenue increase, hitting just shy of $190 million for the quarter. Strikingly, the company, primarily known for its innovative CRM solutions,
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Market Commentary: No-Brainer Way To Beat The Market
If you want to beat the market, some will tell you it’s not possible. And then there’s Warren Buffett, proving every day it can be done. But what if you can’t pour over earnings reports and 10-Qs daily like the Oracle of Omaha? Is there another way that few have cottoned onto but which is fairly simple and doesn’t require a ton of work?
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Read MoreDoorDash’s Soaring Stock: A Smart Buy or a Bubble Waiting to Burst?
Gig economy food delivery service DoorDash (NASDAQ:DASH) has been running hot for most of the last year, gaining over 75 percent in the last 12 months. Such large increases, though, often leave stocks susceptible to corrections that bring their prices back down to earth. We examine DoorDash’s performance and valuation to see whether the stock is a buy,
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120,000 Reasons to Buy This Wide Moat Stock
Toast (NYSE:TOST) is a cloud technology provider that specializes in restaurant point-of-sale systems. The company’s software allows restaurants to process sales, track and manage inventories and even manage payroll and HR functions. To use these tools, restaurants purchase Toast’s POS, giving the company an effective competitive moat in every restaurant that decides to use it.
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Spotlight: Will Tesla Make You Rich?
Yet another year has gone by where Tesla has absolutely crushed the market. Despite each year starting out with naysayers predicting doom for Musk’s car manufacturer, the performance again has been market-beating.
In fact, Tesla has outperformed the general stock market by about 6x this year, a jaw-dropping result considering all the bearish prognostications at the start of the year following a dismal 2022.
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Why IMF chief says the world has avoided a ‘tit-for-tat slide into trade war’
The head of the International Monetary Fund said the global economy showed resilience to an initial wave of trade disruptions, but she warned against complacency because financial markets and growth can sour quickly without prudent policies.
Speaking ahead of the IMF and World Bank’s annual meetings next week in Washington, Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva said that “all signs point to a world economy that has generally withstood acute strains from multiple shocks.”
Forecasts for recessions earlier this year haven’t proven true,
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